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What I’ve found is that sometimes, in leadership, the best projects, initiatives, and programs – especially complex ones involving several partners – require considerable patience.

The 32nd annual Greater Johnstown/Cambria County Business Hall of Fame induction honored the legacy of six local business people and supported causes to shape the areas youth into future leaders.

The Spring Exhibition of Allied Artists of Johnstown is on display through May 18 at Bottle Works, 411 Third Ave. in the Cambria City section of Johnstown.

The Springtime Sparklers Sale is set to return to Omagh next week for what is a important date in the calendar of pedigree sheep breeders.

The Somerset-based employer of three area residents killed in a crash early Wednesday at a York County construction site mourned their losses in a statement Friday, and urged the community

An uneventful local primary election season will reach its conclusion on Tuesday.

The U.S. Postal Service has determined it will move forward with plans to repurpose the Johnstown area’s mail processing and distribution center and send its mail processing operations to Pittsburgh.

Laurel: Some 2.5 million tons of waste coal from a “boney pile” near Mineral Point will be removed over the next decade as part of a project that will start

Joel Valentine, chief executive officer of Johnstown-based accounting firm Wessel & Co., has been recognized by Forbes as one of the Top 200 Certified Public Accountants in the country.

He guided, coached and managed generations of footballers